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Attachment A - Code Compliance Division Activity Report

Victorville City Council
February 4, 2025

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Attachment A - Code Compliance Division Activity Report
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February 4, 2025
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Attachment A

QUARTERLY REPORT

CODE COMPLIANCE DIVISION
OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2024
1 FY24 FY23 FY22 FY21 FY200
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000

STAFF LEVELS &

FISCAL YEAR STATS
1 Code Enforcement Official
3 Code Enforcement Supervisors
11 Code Enforcement Officer II (4 assigned to
Homeless Engagement Team)
3 Code Enforcement Officer I
2 Code Compliance Technicians
1 Management Specialist
1 Administrative Intern
Vacant Position
Enforcement Manager

TOTAL CASES PER CALENDAR YEAR
6793
3656
3211
2457 2517

CURRENT STAFF
LEVELS
2 FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
20 40
60 80

BUSINESS LICENSE
66 80
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
10 20
30 40
50 60
70 WEED ABATEMENT
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
50 100
150
200
250
300

PARKING ENFORCEMENT
19 69
268
201

ENCAMPMENT CLEARANCE
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
100
200
300
400
257
365

CASE TYPE
COMPARISON FY 24/25
QUARTER 2
3 246
145
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
50 100
150
200
250
246
145
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
50 100
150
200
250

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
203
238

NUISANCE
201 213

CASE TYPE COMPARISON
CONTINUED FY 24/25
QUARTER 2

RECENTLY IMPROVED

PROPERTY
4 BEFORE AFTER
145
320
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
50 100
150
200
250
300

COMPLETED INSPECTIONS
COMPARISON FY24/25 Q2
2140

CODE CASE INSPECTIONS RENTAL PROPERTY INSPECTIONS
4473
147
5 264

BEFORE AFTER
145
FY23/24 Q2 FY24/25 Q20
100
200
300
400
500

42.5%
26%

24.1%

7.4%

PARKING ENFORCEMENT
COMPARISON FY24/25 Q2
450

PARKING CITATIONS
375
CVC4000(A)

EXPIRED REGISTRATION
VMC12.28.250(A)
COM. VEHICLE PARKED WITHIN
1000 FT OF RESIDENTIAL ZONE
VMC12.28.090

USE OF STREET FOR STORAGE

OF VEHICLES
6 VMC12.36.040

PARKING OFF TRUCK ROUTE
TOP 5 PARKING VIOLATIONS Q2
Properties Surveyed356
CEP Cases Opened178
CEP Cases Closed148
CEP Pending Compliance30

COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT
PROGRAM Q2
7 BEFORE AFTER
The Community Enhancement Program (CEP) has been instrumental in beautifying the City and tackling blight. It’s a collaborative effort between the City and residents to improve the appeal and safety of neighborhoods through improved exterior conditions and adherence to City property maintenance ordinances. The program educates and guides residents on steps they can take to maintain their properties, helping to enhance the neighborhood's overall appearance and foster community pride.

Opened Cases365Resolved Cases358
Active Cases7
250 encampments were posted and cleared
64 shopping carts were removed
123 individuals were sheltered
23 criminal citations were issued

HOMELESS ENGAGEMENT
8 HOMELESS ENGAGEMENT OCTOBER - DECEMBER (Q2 FY24/25)

MULTIPLE DIVISION ENFORCEMENT SWEEPS

HOMELESS ENGAGEMENT CASE STATS
During Q2, a total of 365 homeless
encampment-related cases were opened.

Our team successfully provided outreach
services and resolved 358 homeless related
cases. Seven (7) cases are pending required
action from the property owners.

Inspections have been scheduled
accordingly to follow-up on compliance
efforts.

During Quarter 2, the City conducted three
focused area enforcement sweeps in
collaboration with the PDMET Team,
Sanitation crews, HET Team, and Animal
Services. These efforts provided a
continuous enforcement presence and
implemented escalated actions, leading to a
significant number of unhoused individuals
accepting shelter. As a result, the overall
number of unhoused individuals in
Victorville was substantially reduced.

FY 24/25 Q2

HIGHLIGHTS

QUARTERLY TRAINING
On November 7, 2024, a Department quarterly training session was conducted with the intent to unite the entire Code Compliance team including all Code Enforcement staff & Animal Services staff. The session included interactive training scenarios and covered a variety of important topics such as:

Customer service
Officer safety
Legal updates
Key procedures
Fostered team bonding
Collaboration between divisions
Quality public interactions
9 FY 24/25 Q2

HIGHLIGHTS

HALLOWBOO
This year's Hallowboo event was a resounding success, highlighted by a Beetlejuice-themed section collaboratively constructed by Animal Services and Code staff. The public thoroughly enjoyed the intricate details of our section and the creativity of our costumes, which captured the spirit of the theme perfectly. Staff handed out candy to delighted attendees, and the event provided an excellent opportunity for team bonding and community engagement. Everyone had a fantastic time contributing to this memorable celebration!
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